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Re: Front End Shocks on amen frame

Posted by jsfoles on Sep 29, 2017; 10:52pm
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Thanks for the word on the front end. i just found out i have a bigger problem. My charging system is not working. I battery is new and been tested.

i need to change my charging system on my 1975 honda cb 750. Is timing an issue in doing this? And can anyone suggest a good video. I am mechanically a C plus but hoping me and a A plus guy can do it. He just did nt want to get involved with messing with the timimg. thanks for all the help.

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On Fri, Sep 29, 2017 at 4:21 PM, TOOLS1 [via Vintage and Classic Honda's] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Switch to a springer, or girder front end. However you might want to start with changing to fork oil (it uses ATF for oil) and check the steering bearings. I would recommend swapping to tapered roller bearings. Cycle-X sells a kit to do this.
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